Fast

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As descriptive of days, see Holiday.

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Referring to an estate — real, of the nature of realty.^ 3. Moving more than a specified number of miles, as eight, per hour." 1 2 Bl. Com. 318, 57. » [Lane v. Stanhope, 6 T. R. 353 (1795), Kenyon, C. J.; 4 Best & S., Q. B. 931. s Commonwealth v. Carmatt, 2 Binn. *23S (1810), Tilghman, C. J. > Aldrich V. Gaskill, 10 Cush. 158 (1852), Shaw, q. J.; Black V. Hill, 32 Ohio St. 318 (1877): Shep. Touch. 93. " [Price V. Nicholas, 4 Hughes, 619 (1878). «2 Bl. Com. 43; De Peyster v. Michael, 6 N. Y. 497 (1852); 2 Washb. R. P., 4 ed., 274. ' 2 Bl. Com. 317. 8 See 6 Johns. 185; 9 N. Y. 502. v. 76 111. 310 (1875). 4. In Georgia, describes a bill of exceptions by -which the proceedings in an injunction case, or other case in equity of an extraordinary nature, may be reviewed by the supreme court without the delay incident to ordinary cases.'